Turkish Political Party Protests Caricature Of Prophet Mohammed In A Swedish Paper

ANKARA - Turkey's Felicity Party members gathered at the entrance of Swedish Embassy in Ankara on Tuesday and chanted slogans against Sweden to protest a caricature of Prophet Mohammed that was published in a Swedish paper.
Spokesman of protestors said that they organized this demonstration to condemn Sweden for remaining silent against attacks against Prophet Mohammed and asked the embassy to take immediate action.
The group gave a book --the story of Prophet Mohammed's life-- to Swedish Ambassador to Turkey Christer Asp. Swedish Ambassador told the group that he esteems the book, noting that different religions should respect each other and live together in harmony.
Swedish newspaper Nerikes Allehanda published on August 19th a controversial drawing by Swedish artist Lars Vilks, depicting Mohammed's head on a dog's body. Several demonstrations were organized in moslem countries to condemn Sweden.